Winding Down Piece by Pieces Beyond the Mirror week 36

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This week, we talked about the peace of God in our lives. How day by day - piece by piece - we can return to Him for His peace which goes beyond understanding.


Real life isn't easy. And every one of us have had our faith tested. Sometimes we pass that test, other times we fail. But the amazing thing about our God, is that He is 
always right there waiting for us to return to Him.


He's ready and able to restore our peace. As we wind down "Peace by Pieces", my prayer is that we will realize the importance of letting God's perfect work manifest in our daily lives. That we'll turn to Him for the restoration of His peace by pieces.



In Christ with Love and Compassion, 
Coach Kelly 
#Yourlifecoachingwv #BeyondTheMirror

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